If ever there was a "use" where the hour recorder would have been essential, it would have been at Le Mans . . . hard to imagine that they would have "purpose-built" a watch for Le Mans without the hour recorder.

With this wild design, perhaps it was built for the Woodstock Festival? Oh no, that was in 1969?

Jeff

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: OK it's a wild theory, but what would you think is this watch build
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: To use it in the night! YES

: For military use ? NO; military watches have no Tachy-bezel and are
: black!
: A pilot watch? NO pilot-watches have fly-back and 24 hours
: indiction.
: For diving? NO; divers have an other bezel!

: Heuers world is Racing. And racing can be also in the Night. What's
: about Le Mans. This watch is perfect for using in the night with
: the big tritium-markers. The orange hands, they stand for
: racing. And why is there no "LeMans" watch? And Ok its
: a prototype, a tool-watch only for this special use. For racing
: in the night.

: Are they arguments against this theory?

: Cheers Andreas